Японська муха бджола майстерно маскується під осу в японії та східній азії

Often mistaken for a bee, the Japanese Fly Bee, also known as a hoverfly mimic, is a master of disguise found across Japan and East Asia. Its yellow-and-black striped body perfectly imitates a wasp or bee, keeping predators away while it peacefully feeds on nectar.

National Geographic